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Issues / Government Accountability / Event · May 13 – May 14, 2026

National Police Week

Also under Crime and Law Enforcement

2Members · 0 D · 2 R
2Actions · 0 D · 2 R
2States & territories · AL · IN
5Bills named

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What members did

2 members · 2 actions

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  • RTodd YoungIN · SenateMay 13

    Published op-ed praising law enforcement during National Police Week and calling for greater support for officers.

Praised · 1

D 0 R 1
  • RMike RogersAL · HouseMay 14

    Announced support for pro-law enforcement legislation during National Police Week.

Based on press releases since May 13, 2026. AI summaries of each release.

What each party did · Democrats 0 · Republicans 2

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Actions each member took in this window

  1. RMike Rogers AL1
  2. RTodd Young IN1

By state

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  • AL1
  • IN1

Every action

2 actions · 2 releases
  1. May 14, 2026
    • Praise

      RRogers AL

      Announced support for pro-law enforcement legislation during National Police Week.

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  2. May 13, 2026
    • Statement

      RYoung IN

      Published op-ed praising law enforcement during National Police Week and calling for greater support for officers.

      Release ↗

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